Market Summary and Cotton Consumption Figures
July cotton and lint figures show U S markets with total lint and linters on hand and in storage near one and a half million bales, while July exports reached about 629 thousand bales. Active cotton spindles rose to over 84 million in July and prints and cloth markets in New York showed weaker second hand prints and firmer first hand sales varied by lot. Copper and lead futures quoted in London, with copper around 0.75 and lead futures near 25 pounds.
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Washington
Aveust
Anc
Ware
Provisiona market quotes and mixed commodity data
From Chicago and Savannah notices the day’s market bids show lard at 29.00 dollars and ribs at 24.59 with 26.50 noted for some items. Savannah reports steady receipts of rosin and rice paths with 2003 receipts and 738 shipments, stock at 63,0. Quotes include 2, 1.00, and eggs at 0.18 to 0.17.
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Provisiona
Chicago
Savannsh
Tank car blaze in New Jersey harms dozens in gas fire
Bayonne and vicinity shook as three tank cars each carrying 10 000 gallons of gasoline exploded and spilled fire. Officials say property valued at 150 000 dollars was wiped out along with a small warehouse and several fire box cars. The cause remains unclear. Holmes, the plant’s general superintendent, calls it the worst fire in the company’s history, though insured.
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Bayonne
N. J
Texas of Company
LL. BR. Holmes
Transfers and Warranty Deeds in Early 1900s Property List
Property transfers list numerous warranty deeds from 1910s era, detailing parcels and buyers. Entries name Nasl, Annis Broderick, Cofield Investment Co, Wildebenrid, Echols, Hohenschutz, Walker, Turman, Wight, Cruger, Adams, Norris, Epes, Glore, Stay, Mayas, Nelms, Clarke, and others. Properties include lots on Peachtree circle, Savannah street, Abbott street, Eleventh street, and Main street with sizes ranging from small 40x150 feet to 660x152 feet, with dates in 1910s and monetary notes varying.
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Lucie F. Nasl
Annis
Broderick
Peachtree ‘Circle
Arec
Runni Sixtenteenth
Willisam
Relohand
Land
Cofield Investment Company
Craig Cofield
Stewart Avenue
T. Wildebenrid
Samm Hdebrand
Cdot
Nea Street
Cneatont Street
Aturuat
P. Hansen
F. Echols
Abbott Street
Sepenanetey Avenue
Sayter Ty Nee
Lily L. Hohenschutz
Naclog Street
Behost Place
F. D. Edwants
B. Turman
Eleventh Street
Juniper Street
W. Laws
Mary M. Wight
Hilias
N. J. Cruger
W.lowe
Ronnity
Adame
G. TD
Adams
Sheen Seati
Lakewoed Navenne
Adans
Joly i
Seay
Norris
Lot
Siechtee
Strne
Boulevart
He Rooks
Nubatvialon
Mary
Kato
Ceantide
Sonth
Blue Ridge
Avon
Harry P.stay
At. Tanta
Paynton Avenue
A. W. Afaya
Blue Harrison
Greenwood Cela
Tiger
Johary SF
Feld
Main
Werle
Anguat
Fon
W. Nelms
Form
Wall Street
Tenney Avenue
Thomas AE Clarke
Georn _ tie
Seminola Avenue
Blue Ridge Avenue
Boris Anes
Greenswood Avenue
Norra
Anna
asset + tres
P Kollock
Greta Atroct
Northen
Jett
B. Smit
Op Stern
Merritts Avenue
Tive
Neds Setcna
Fark
Pop Akegren
Cao A
America Is Trusted By Nations of Near East
Jerusalem July 10. Opinion piece discusses Near East mandates and self determination. Emphasizes warmth toward self rule, warns against imperial overreach, and contrasts Western powers with local desires for independence. Notes Britain’s persistence in holding territory and critiques Western diplomacy as it shapes mandate policy.
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America
William T. E
Jerusalem
Issac
Paris
East
aDhey
Weaterers
Amoti¢a
EBC
Wilson
Friends
League of Nations
Hera
Great Britain
Herzalf
Thord
Hastéern
Britain
Ely
Cube
Philippines
Cabaline
Amerie
Aimerien
Korea Through the Lens of Foreign Contact and Mystery
August 11. The National Geographic Society bulletin quotes Roy C. Andrews on Korea's civilizational depth and secrecy. It notes foreign pressure rising after 1882 treaties and describes northern exploration, the Long White mountain, and the Dragon Prince pool as part of a largely unseen Korea guarded by myths and mountains.
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Washington
Korea
National Geographic Society
Orn
Korea H
Tha
Roy C. Andrews
Treea
Uch
Koréa
United States
Chémuipo
Seoul
Ared Isy
Tuinen
Yaln
Platedus
Yast -Wildernses
Manchuria
Walla
India
Chin
Iborla
National Unrest Tied to High Costs and Industrial Crisis
The piece surveys widespread unrest linked to extravagant spending and the high cost of living. It quotes merchants, labor leaders, and officials noting unrest as the era’s most critical crisis, with 200,000 on strike and calls for economic restraint to avert ruin. It foresees instability until voters decide on reconstruction policies in the next election.
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Aly Casi
Acker
West
Pera
Ventravananceorld
Industral Workers of the World
Itr Indus
Ndt
Ite
Atrifd
Stresa
Ae Pee
Jeffersons influence and the rise of labor unrest
A long, analytical piece surveys Jeffersonian ideas, Henry Adams assessments, and the mounting labor discontent in postwar America. It details industrial council experiments, open shop battles, and the growing friction between capital and labor, highlighting Chicago and International Harvester as flashpoints.
Notity Ch Police Detectives in Atlanta Case
Police in Atlanta investigate a scam involving a vehicle purchase and a detective unit reports involvement. Authorities urge residents to beware of fake auctions and follow established procedures for vehicle sales.
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Notity
Cudervritera
Pd Hast Cenaine
Atlanta, Ga
Calls for a general strike amid wartime unrest
An incoherent OCR fragment discusses urging a weeklong strike to protest conditions and shortages, with mentions of hunger, economy, and political action. It references a prominent man and fear of direct action replacing electoral decisions, hinting at broader national tension and confusion.
Beaten Tourist Tale Stirs Village Scarecrow Folly
In Holloburgh a boastful tourist regales locals with a tale of scarecrows frightening villagers. A farmer counters with a memory of a neighbor Datel watching skeet patch birds. The crowd remains skeptical as the crow thief rouses new interest in the odd incident.
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Holloburgh
Ehet
Vane
Skeete Patch
Fragmentary Clipping About A Cruel Scene
Incongruent OCR fragment describes a sorrowful moment with a man’s fall and a woman’s tears. The text hints at a broken apology and sobbing in a small room, portraying distress and remorse without clear names or locations.
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Seattle
Ghi
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